caroline

Hi and thanks for reply!

I asked my question in the TwentyFifteen support thread as well, but are you sure this is something I can change in the parent theme?

I tried the “Regenerate thumbnail” plugin, but it didn’t help. I also changed the woocommerce settings in a varoius of ways for showing thumbnails.

And now I checked out the wc-template-functions.php, is there something in here where I can change the “woocommerce_single” or “shop_single” thumbnail. (both of them as 350×0 px)

And last I tried a few functions, this one for example:` add_filter( ‘woocommerce_gallery_image_size’, function( $size ) {
return array(
‘width’ => ‘600’,
‘height’ => ‘600’,
‘crop’ => 0,
);
} );`

Very complicated ??

I also get the error “The REST API did not process the context query parameter correctly.” and the classic editor did not help me.

As soon as I install the parent theme (twentytwenty) the error are gone. I’ve re-created child themes for twenty twenty too many times now, I can’t see why the child theme mess things up. Should I ask this in a new thread maybe?

Thankful for any help!

No nothing happens even with /tag/(.*)$ as Source URL.

It seems to be something else, whenever I click on “Add Redirection” the page just seems to refresh itself and the plugin doesn’t care at all about the values I’ve inserted.
I also tried in a new browser I haven’t used before.

I didn’t have the 404 on before, I just activated it to test, sorry for that. I’ve tested all kinds of ways just to troubleshoot.

As you can see here I’m not the only one experiencing this issue right now https://support.rankmath.com/ticket/cannot-create-a-redirect/?view=all

Hi @rankmath and thanks for help!
Yes I’ve seen your YouTube video and followed the steps in the setup wizard and the advanced settings where the redirection are. I also enabled Redirections for all users even if it’s just me.

1. I activated Health Check plugin and only activated Rank Math.
2. Then I tested with both \tag\(.*)$ and \/tag\/(.*)$ (from your example here https://regex101.com/r/gE9kpk/1)
I used this as destination URL: /etikett/$1
I also tested with “regex” and “exact” and also with and without checking “Ignore Case”-box.
I tested and tested and tested different options.
3. None of these test worked out.
4. I switched to a completely different theme and tried again, but I’m still unable to add any redirection at all.

I posted three screenshots here: https://imgur.com/a/7B6ulM9

Thanks!

Hi and thank you @wpkube

Yes of course…*facepalm* I think I managed to hide all figcaption in the entry-content before, but this worked:
.content-excerpt figcaption {display:none;}

Thanks @jricketts4
I’ll stick to manually inserting of products to begin with, it would be a good option for larger product databases though (i’m not there yet!)

I decided not to use YARPP for Woocommerce and go with the plugin “Woocommerce Cross Sell Products Display” by @logicfire
I highly recommend it https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-cross-sell-products-display/

@joostdevalk thanks a million!

Same for me, just a plain div i’m afraid. I recently re-installed my site and changed to Twenty Twenty (I use a child theme now).

If I enable the carousel I get another id for the ul, but still a plain div. The title “related products” are at the top of the main content while the actual related products are at the bottom.

Hmm.. I still like the plugin though, it seems like it is actually are showing the related products by product attributes!

Ah ok so I meant if a google result show this url for example:
mysite.com/varumarken

Instead I want redirection to:
mysite.com/kategori/varumarken
I want to re-add kategori (category) before the taxonomy.

The following worked nice for the term recensioner, but it doesn’t work for varumarken. Any idea why?

Working:

^/recensioner/(.*)
/kategori/recensioner/$1

Not working:

^/varumarken/(.*)
/kategori/varumarken/$1

Yes I’ve changed it and tested around, I got results from google like "https://www.mysite.com/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/kategori/tagg/.*" I’m not familiar with the regex101.com, what do I insert in the “Test string” field?

But I guess it works now so I’m glad for that, I use these now:

^/category/(.*)
/kategori/$1

and

^/tag/(.*)
/tagg/$1

Next step for me is to add back “kategori” right after mysite.com/ for pages within the category taxonomy.
For example, right now Google redirects
https://www.mysite.com/varumarken/batiste to https://www.mysite.com/%postname%
I want it to be https://www.mysite.com/kategori/varumarken/batiste

Is this even possible since the taxonomy name (category/kategori) are both changed and redirected now?

Thank you @johnny5 !

Thank you @johnny5 for quick answer!

I’m a total newbie, but I’ve changed the following:

from /^/category/.* to /^/kategori/.*

from /^/tag/.* to /^/tagg/.*

I also checked the box for regular expressions and ignorance between lower and uppercase letters.

So does this three steps means I don’t have to do anything with this line:
/kategori/recensioner/?

Ok, so I found the file to edit here: /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/single-product/up-sells.php

Yes it’s just a bummer because it works with Breadcrumb NavXT on my site. And I want to use less active plugins. But I’ll see what I can do further and I’m thankful for your response.

Hello @pcosta88

Thanks but I’m not following you now… Yoast does show all the categories including the primary for some posts.

As I mentioned above, the path are correct here on the parent page: https://www.schiebeauty.se/produkt/apolosophy-nail-polish

But it doesn’t output any of categories or the primary category on the child page, because here it only output the permalink structure as the path: https://www.schiebeauty.se/produkt/apolosophy-nail-polish/posh-orange-27